I was in Carquest Yesterday in the U.S. and they sell a 1 ounce bottle of Plasti-Kote Touch Up Paint Leveler for about $3.00. It's basicly a paint thinner used to level the touch up blob so you don't have to wet sand. Sounds just like Lanka and the Mothers Touch Up kit but cheaper and I don't have to pay shipping. Has anybody tried this product? How well did it work and how did it compare to Lanka and the Mothers kit? TIA
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Plasti-Kote Touch Up Paint Leveler.
- Thread starter stevet
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stevet said:Anybody try this stuff?
i'm wondering the same thing. also, check out this ..... www.autovisuals.com
I have two bottles and it does work well to level blobs if the paint is still fairly fresh, I've only tried it up to 48hr hours after the paint dried. Don't know if it will work on touch up paint that has dried over a longer period than that.
It does work with the Honda brand touch up paint as well as others I have tried and I use it to clean the touch up brush and thin touch up paint for better application. I have not tried it with spray on touch up paint.
Well worth the few $'s cost IMHO.
It does work with the Honda brand touch up paint as well as others I have tried and I use it to clean the touch up brush and thin touch up paint for better application. I have not tried it with spray on touch up paint.
Well worth the few $'s cost IMHO.
I have used both Mothers and Langka; I have not tried the Plasti-kote Kit. I like the langka an mothers stuf so I don't mind paying the extra amount of $ especially given that one bottle of either goes a long way. But at $3.00 you should buy some and give us a review compared to the other two.
As far as the Autovisual pens ... Yes I tried them aand don't think they are worth the extra money. I prefer the normal touch-up paint and use a very small brush to do the touch up.
As far as the Autovisual pens ... Yes I tried them aand don't think they are worth the extra money. I prefer the normal touch-up paint and use a very small brush to do the touch up.